Getting here to Sixmile Lake.
Anchorage. Nondalton. Sixmile Lake. Coordinated travel from Merrill Field directly to our wilderness dock.
From the city to the river.
Arrive in Anchorage (ANC).
Fly into Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC). We recommend arriving on Sunday and staying overnight at an Anchorage hotel to prepare for the Monday departure.
Charter Flight to Nondalton.
Check in with Lake Clark Air on Monday afternoon at their Merrill Field terminal. Board a coordinated charter flight directly over the Chigmit Mountains to Nondalton. The lodge is right around the corner from the airstrip, so we'll meet you there and take you straight to the lodge. You will be geared up and waders-fitted by late Monday afternoon.
Pack for weather, not for fashion.
We provide rods, reels, flies, tackle, boats and rain gear. Bring layers, your favorite wading boots, and a camera.
- ·Layered fleece & wool
- ·Quick-dry pants
- ·Warm hat & gloves
- ·Sunglasses (polarized)
- ·Wading boots (rubber-soled)
- ·Breathable chest waders
- ·Technical rain jacket
- ·Polarized glasses
- ·Strict 50 lbs luggage limit
- ·Duffel bags highly recommended
- ·Camera & spare batteries
- ·Alaska fishing license & stamp
What it actually does out here.
Long daylight, fish active.
Peak sockeye, warmest.
Silvers arrive, dry-fly trout.
Trophy rainbows, vivid color.
Bristol Bay weather changes by the hour. Rain, sun, wind — sometimes all in the same morning. That's why we have a private fleet: when one valley is socked in, we fly to the next.
Ready when you are.
Tell us your dates and what you want to catch.